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The game is very tedious and managed to be repetitive within the first chapter.
If you want to play something similar, but done well - get Orwell instead.

Interesting enough to make me stop playing Helldivers.
Love the underused time period, supernatural additions make it all the better.

Two months after release, 0x887A0005 (0x887A0006) (6068) D, a couple of times a day, everyday.

It's not a game, just an innuendo.

Including Akuma with garbage Street Fighter mechanics into the main plot was a mistake. There's a reason I bought Tekken not Street Fighter.

This is the system seller for VR, there was no person that tried the game at my place that didn't love it.

I have run the game only two times.
First time, the game froze before I even started the first level.
The second time it crashed when I left the first level to go back to the main menu.

There probably were some tutorial movie that did not appear, as I've encountered a black screen full of nothing before the first level. Because of that, I had no idea what the controls were, as they are not displayed in the main menu.

Can't even say if it's a good game because it's an unstable piece of #%@$.

This game was released many years ago, but it's still full of bugs. The plot and idea is nice, but the developers had no idea what they were doing.
It is overall a bad game that could have been great.

Just a puzzler, you'll find many better free at kongregate.
It has a few design flaws that make me wish I didn't pay for this.
The biggest flaw - speed. No boost, no fastforward, heck even the UI moves slow in this game. This game needs accuracy if you aim for the top score, you will have to restart a lot when you miss with the thrust. Maybe it's a little thing, but it made me rage quit the game - each and every time you restart you have to stare for 1-2 seconds at rhe mission title screen.
Also, a minor one here, none of the buttons have captions. I can guess what which button does, but I'd be glad to be sure what it does after I point at it, you know?